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As such, Hanwha, the seventh largest economic group in South Korea, has taken steps to scale up its business in Vietnam. After pouring money into insurance and investment, the big player from South Korea has jumped into the field of securities with the stronger presence in Pinetree Securities. … [Read more...] about South Korean investors pour big money into Vietnam

"We are very proud of this milestone, which shows both how important IPV is to helping Intel meet the needs of its customers all around the world, and why we continue to invest in our facilities and team here in Vietnam." … [Read more...] about Intel pumps additional $475 into Vietnam facility

Emin Turan, country lead for Sanofi Indochina, said, "Although the COVID-19 pandemic is still evolving in many countries around the world, Viet Nam has kept the pandemic well under control and gradually entered the stage of economic recovery.”  … [Read more...] about Health minister honours Sanofi for contribution to Covid prevention

That money went into improving infrastructure in Arab towns and villages, promoting equality and providing better education. Netanyahu has repeatedly said it was his efforts that turned fiction into reality and promised to step up his efforts in this respect if he is given another chance to lead the country after the March elections.  … [Read more...] about As Netanyahu Courts Arabs, Israeli Publicist Says PM Can ‘Dream on’ About Getting Their Votes

All these problems appear to coalesce under one broad heading: security. Being a Nigerian is increasingly a precarious situation. Life is as insecure as ever and there does not appear to be a solution in sight. The Boko Haram and ISWAP spearheaded insurgency is still ravaging the North. Stretched beyond its utmost limit, the Nigerian military is at its wit’s end as more Nigerians reconcile to the idea of outsourcing the protection of the homeland to foreigners. … [Read more...] about Nigeria’s time for national renewal